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Kansas City Produce.

KANSAS CITY, Dec ~.
wHEAT-Strong; No. ?. soft cash. .ele,; May S}lc
bid
CoRN-Steady; No. ? cash, 44}ec; January 4lc bid;
MAJ 40 bid.
OAbS-No. cash &c
RYE-No >. cash. ste bid.
FLOUR-Fir:n; XN, 9lc; XXX. S1Nal05; family,
sl.l1N IL; choice $l.E'8 Len fancy Sls l.O: extra
fancy. sli5a lSe patent. S2ej@2i0: rye -four Sl4oa
Lac.
CORN MEAIs-Grecn 90C: dried "a.
CORN tHOP-lcllpw 81: bulk -. sacked
SHIP STUEF-Bulk SIC; sacked SO.
BRAN-Strong; sacked. SO: bulk not wanted
HAh-WeaA; fancy small baleG, 500 large haled.
SqUE
FLAX SEED Sl.a5.
81 TTER-Stcaiy; creamery fancy. CSC good pa
80; nne dairy lGoeac; store packed choice 10 10:
poor and low grades aalic; roll good to choice Is
olIGc
CHEESE-Ful cream twins, 15l; young America.
lSipc
tGGS-Steady at 21C.
POULTRY Live poultry not wanted.
HANS-Sugar cured. lie.
BREAkFASC BACON-iiC.
DRIED BEEF-9C.
SHOULDERS-Dry salt shoulders. 500. long clear
S5.2U clear ribs. s. u; short clear. -. smoked
clear $500
P0BK-Slf75
LARD-Si.l1tp.
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HANGED

ST. LOUIS. Dec. S0,-A special from Ma
rlanna, Ark, TO the Post-DisRatch SAYS:
Albert Peterson was hanged here at II
o'clock this morning for the murder Of
VIM. johnson. near Trenton. this county.
in l>>5. Peterson escaped twice b,lt was
recaptured The execution was private.
PETERSON WAS Very rel 2ioU> anu resigned
Tie WAS frightened Gul utr,y. The ,ie..rI
warrant WAS Irjd &c, ld.'u and tuea fh,
doomed man YVES led 40 the >.alsuE IN ,
small buituing 'u>t biG enough tn hold
those counecUel with ,ht execution alJ
tweNtA live spectators. pvter,on's neck
WAS broken
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-31

Perhaps the statement NAV Re az IL
tereSJ that the little screech owl j. getting
much more common in the vicinity Il
cities in which the English Sparrow hiss
beco4ne nl.a.e ro1> an! thai fh@ rs. port ri,
t....S wH uEI in tt.S evil aS Us.3 Z
enemy "a th- .r-ov hawk = - -a-n u
Europe. a4d ceaa more dangerous. s.T.cl
IL attacks are made I0waut G1~s ~ q
time when the >larr3w has ret Tel for tire
night. ard & 10. - wide awake lr- yvzTs
and means 20 escape Boston Budget.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-31

- 1T. Louis. Dee. r.
1AIi!-k-Rsceipts SIR sh .pusnrS Ig>l N,r-
NcSA' cAurcc heavy fuatINe steers - $50, lt,
80 20 -"ui native - -T>. >at a. hut, hers steer.
5itI.h t@ cholce. sAbh2itG sStOckerS AMI f,.,,-Ts
ss.2slla. 'S ~ s''u
hoGN-tereip'S- 2.6aj. shipment es>T Market
go am vi in sHolc" heavy ana butchers -ar..-
.ois, s2si.',E loTker> aud packing n,o,i..f, ,t,
1'Ee s9--''s9TE light grades ordinary 10 unf > I'd
80, htt II Receipts 20 shipments. cIol Market
siedoy far 10 choice, S5.l5s4lG -'-'
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: PHYSICIANS.
W 2 SERIES M n

PHYSICIAN and Surgeon, general practice, special
attention given 90 the diseases OF and chill
dren and obstetrics. ONCE No. 30 North Main St
rooms IS and ~, Heller block Day or night calls
promptly attended 10. ONCE hours to 10 a. NJ.
l 10 and 10 p m a-lm
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Kapsas City Live stock.

MANASSAS tIIf, Dec II
The Live Stock Indicator reports:
IATil E-Recelpts, 2..2Et shipments - NarSe.
weak anu iNa iAc lower; good 10 choice corn ft s. ~
1890 common 10 medium. S22pe l. iN StoCkeys
S-;,s'S<,-f Feeders. S2.t>ri-,s,; cows. Sl-ssstip
mus Receipts, 90; shipments .tE Market
slf'2 ana Agtl quality better: best 4 shade hiY-
:. - sOYd 70 SlOlce -H-tse5sE common 10 medium.
ss.Se%o5G Sh,irS aUd pigs. S,-,t,,l..U
SfithP Receipts. u. shiplneat> none Sizes ,I,-.
so! I" choice, $50 -; common Iu ustuiuu 10
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FOR TRADE.

FOR TRADE-Gcod clear lots also some lots
lightly rDortzS-e 10 trsde for good. cheap west
ern lands IN COuanChe. Nova. OisrS. Lane. scott
uV Wichita counties. owners Of such lands lei
hear from YOU Immediately. Geo. \ HaylcN y Co..
ia North Main street. Room 10 so
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-31

All notices Of Employment or Situations Wanted,
viii be charged for AT the OF five cents per line
perweek no notice for less than Is cents
All For sales or other business notices will be
charged for al the rate of 10 cents per lire per week.
10 business notice taken for less than 20 cents
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-31
Chicago Live Stock.
The Drovers' Journal reports:

The Drovers Journal reports:
CATTLE-Recepts. IL eco; shipments, 400. Weak
l09l5c lower choice, sjOlJ4 inferior to good, 500
Ak stockerS and feeders. S-25tt ~. cows bulls
and mixed. S135G2.9G Texas steers, s2.Jkes3,D5
HOGS-Receipts 1i,G(a shipments, 6.Gti. Market
weaker mixed, So. lJs56G heavy, s5.iOg59G; light,
S5.D0a5.25 skips $3.25Q.i -.
S!EEP-Receipts -; shipments, ECO Market
SLOW IGa15c lower; natives, S30Rg5.l 10; westerns,
$S.JNg5.0O; Texans, S2.5No3E5; lambs Si.5095.5O
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-31

NOR TRAnE-Cies town 'ots 10 trade fer EsFss
II land. Farms 10 trade for inpfoV ctl Wichita
property. Business property IN Illinois and Indiana
70 trade Tor Kansas land. several farms IA Illinois
to trade for Kansas land. Enquire OF address , A.
lehman. lock box 81 Wichita, Kansas = ett
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y large ~G-lss- ~ 7-t-iEilsi :rses have
recently heca dlscavsEei OF lGs IN. Of ma
kldeaE cszsl AZ CSla1a
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" " WILLIAMS

Physician and Surgeon Operative surgery and
diseases OF women. does a general practice. Once
over Citizens Bank corner Main street and Douglas
avenue, residence 81 y Topeka avenue. l2-lm
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WANTED.

" ANTED-Every one 70 know that they can be
w NaccInated from pure vaccine virus on ivory
points Tor nifty cents each ny calling at my Office
DR.. Heath, Room s, No. 80 Main ST. sS-6s
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-31
LOST.

r ONT OR STOLEN Between D. C.. Tery's drtx
n store al 9lS East pauZiAs avenue. and iiy room
az ~ south NA-Al. gtOn avenue. wichita. a pocket
book containing s. IN ca-b. "a small articles ani
tho following VALUABLE. uof~~
one mote fOr $50 due January p isss executed ~
John Rowe and May Rowe 20 e.. :. Caldwell ANT
by Caldwell assigned 10 MsrtIla =. - Word
Two notes Of {. :. Caldwell "a Martha 4. Pea-0
for S5u each.
Ole note ot Charles 9. Twyfori 20 Msrji, A ivy
ford, due IN MNror. $50
Three notes or n. y. Moore 20 MarlIlA A. Tease
for sissi. SlJ0 and so respectively.
All the above notes are secured hr mort gage and
the public D. warned ne; To n4} co. discount fhetr
The finder. or any one IsCoNeriuE she rerkeflSsok
and notes viii he suitably rewarded llar returning
the tn attorneys. Howe 4 = a-flu. -
y Main st.. Wichita Martha A. T,vff9rf al
South Washington ds-Cfs
I OST-Ou Douglas aveaue. brtwse1 santa 20
i Iieppt and siptci Bakery. . stained Rustic
twisted. Reward wiH te paid n returned 10 ''eo
Brs4dshow, 10. south Lawrence d-Jlafe
K 0ST OR STKAIED- a bav mare VITA "a good
4 - single harness. Was last -riuE rFs-f
MAJ pie treet Wednesday evening Nirr-rif riEht
front foot. \ liberal reward Tor her return % A.
EFurnluei. corner lLtHC1gk aHd Vine. West side
dts-at+
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Residence corner Market st. and Central ave.
DRS. OLDHAM & GRAHAM,

Calls attended promptly day night; office 22i
Douglas ave. telephone residence s. Office $40 Wich-
tia, Kansas. h2tf
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DIR. D, T, SMOKE.
MUSIC TEACHERS.
MISS IOUTSF q GRAY

Teacher Of Voice Culture and Piano. Residenc
.l-Imnr
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FOR SALE
,1oR sAIE-oId papers for sale a. his Onic for SC

NOR SAIE-Or viii trade for stock OF goods in
i Wichita vacant lots or land. equity OF klaa.
on IS Il front with fine II residence in tbs
4rh block north on Lawrence ave Gail on a. j.
Esgcsorth z24 North Main St. rooms. 61
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STRAYED.

STRAYED-tne span of brown mules. one large
y and one small, haruf~~ec tp a. tn:nb~F wagon
small mule laWs. they were last seen dFifsa D.. =
foolish boy. about u. when sent aud-
liberal reward viii bc paid II the same afe rriu-utd
-f}- south Fourth avenue l-ff
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-31
DR.. CHARLES A WILSON
DIR, G, G, FURLEY.

Physician and Surgeon, Office Isl y Main ST. over
Pattee q Martin art store. Office hours: TO II
IN, 10 p. H. to p All catarrhal diseases d
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FOUND.

L-Ot-<D-At 7. T.. Fox 4 son q pair 81 bracelets
II owner can have same H} describing them Eut
paving for This notice a-f-ff
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-31

NOR 1RADE-Have elegant eishs room house
4 in the center ~ the CITY. EquItV g. IN VIII
-rlde for first second mortgages VIII take some
overdue paper or parI vacant lots and mcTts ascS
Address, with desert tiOn OF securities lo,k box Ia
City. VIII negotiate with principals only. dL4-If
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-31

EoR TRADE--A 60 acre farm; eight miles from
Dodge City for vacant city property F'riuc!Fsals
only. address lock box Is city dls-G
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F. nj. C0NKTJ. M. n

Physician and surgeon. Office - f Douglas
Telephone at Office No. pa. telephone at reside
No. llJ. Residence 2i3 y Market. t5i-
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RAILROAD TIMETABLES.
Chicago, Kansas 4 Nebraska.
(RGek Island Routel

Chicago, Kansas 4 Nebraska.
(2oek Island Route)
GOING NORTH & EAST
No. . Kansas City st. Louis and Chicago,
through Mail and Express, leaves daily. s.o5
No. ! Kansas City. st. Louis and Chicago
Night Express leaves daily -. $50 p. m
No. W Accommodation. leaves daily Except
Sunday $40 a. N
GOING SOUTH.
No. 3 Kansas CITY. ST. louis and Chicago.
Express arrives Gj and departs ........ Gsj5 a. N
No. kansas iry. ~. Louis and Chicago
through Mail and Express. arrives 80 and
departs daily ...... ................ -. $40 p. N
No. !. Accommodation leaves daily except
sunday. 1:35 D. m
Elegant free reclining chaircar morning trains
Pullman sleeping cars all night trains. Tickets
sold and baggage checked through ali points.
City ticket Office 20 T. Douglas ave, and depot cor
ner Mead and Douglas avenues.
G. A. RUTHERFORD Ticket Agent
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-31

IGOR TRADE OR SALE-C hoicc inside property
L In Winfield. Kansas. improved and va ant Tor
property IN Wichita farm near Wichita :. L.
Gilbert. ~ 4. = land office. Wichita. kan t1-4u
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FOR RENT.

E'OR RENT-Two large front rooms. furnished
L or unftIrnished; also suite of rooms for light
housekeeping TO rent. Enquire al 2aS y. Main ST.,
Room II. Ss-6-
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MISCELLANEOUS.
McMAHAMS DETEnTIVE AGENCY.
J. NJ, PHILLIPS, D. V.

Office in the Clement building. Rooms 8 and =,
Main st. or lock box -. j. A MclIahan, Supt.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-31

NOR TRADE-Fiye acre improved lot and a
L "A brick business house. clean. Ina L-avea worth,
Kansas. fer Wichita property; also we'll Improved
farm in Flk county. Ran, stocked. J. r. Marsha.
~ y. Main. S5-Sl
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At,c-rcv a. Las. fc71Is and Eceeze---e- b1--
S1ec-A.t!, Lard Ike and Corposal.oaA c.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-31

CTORAGE-For Household goods or merchandise
- boxed or loose. II you have any goods 20 store
bring them 10 the Wichita Storage Co, No. lie Mess
Douglas ave. f~G
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nor RENT-A good sized unfGrnished south
Il room, first floor. fronts street; back and front
entrance. at SIS South Enporia- Also s. few CAV
boariers wanted. Lodging for ?, $50 and sit0 per
week, di6-6ts
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-31

Tor t.F.Nf- f.0sgu = ~ lsss5 ~ fvo Craftsmen
7 a- ns. AID - h4e erzt-as ss5Ttllga
q ses tsf. r-.-s-t 5e rzaie-. Alfsszsss9ass
ar~5 class aFFts 90 6rgrssr Ssscs. p = ~ .
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-05
DIED.

WcODS-On Tuesday morning, 0ctober4, 1857,
At 6:l5 O'Clock, ROBERT B. WOODS, SR:, At his late
residence at Elm Grove, W. Va, in the 6Sd year
Of his age.
Funeral Thursday afternoon at 2@SO O'Clock.
Tnterment at Greenwood cemetery. Friends oil
the family are invited.
RETILY-On Tuesday. October 4, 1887, at $50
O'Clock a. m, BRIDGET, wife OF Patrick Kelly
aged 63 years.
Funeral from her late residence. 40. l4 Seven
teenth street, Thursday morning Requiem mass
at St Joseph's Cathedral at O'Clock. 1nterment
at Mt. Calvary cemetery. Friends are invited to
attend.
KNAPP. On Tuesday, October T. ISIS, at Z
O'Clock !. m, FREDERICK KNAPP, aged 10 years
Funeral will take place from hislate residence
No. 6 b rty-seventh street, Thursday afternoon
at 2 O'Clock. Friends of the family are invited
to attend. Intermet at Mt Zion cemetery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-05

Funeral of Postmaster SaylOr-The Pitts
burg q. A. Il. Demonstration.

Funeral of Postmaster Naylor-The Pitts
burg G.. A. II. Demonstration.
Special Correspondence Cf The Register.
WELLsBURG, October Mrs. E. II.
Knight, of this place, died on Saturday
evening last and was buried Monday morn,
ing at 9 o'clock.
Mrs. YOhn and daughters, of New York
City, are at the Hudson House, the guest
of the proprietor, Mr.. j. b. Hagan. They
will remain about two weeks.
Rev. and Mrs. n. l.. Atwood, Of Wheel
ing, were in the city on Monday visiting
friends.
Charles Btrth lett yesterday for Fos,oria.
o., to help put in the gas fittings in the
new glass factory, which il being bull
there by MeSsrS. Charles Beam, Will )
Brady and others OF this place.
Mr.. Joe LObmiller arrived home Monday
evening from Ravenna, o., where he has
been working in a glass factory for about
six months.
Thefuneral off k. Naylor took place yes,
terday at 3 p. M from his late residence
on Charles street. Rev. Mitchell, of the
Disciples Church Othclated at the o6Sequles,
which were attended bya large c]OnCourse OF
relatives and friends of the deceased both
from at home and abroad.
Over a hundred Wellsburgers went up
to Pittsburg yesterday morning. Some OF
them returned last night, while Others will
put in full time.
A right royal good time was had at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. JOS E. MOntgOm-
cry last Monday, the event being the
twentieth anniversary of their marriage.
They were the recipients of a large num-
Der of beautiful and costly presents from
their numerous friends. May they live to
enjoy twenty more years Of happy welded
lite.
Mrs Schiller and Miss Mayer, Of Wheel
ing, spent Monday in town, the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Hebrank.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-05
TRUSTEES SALE
Valuable Real Estate.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED or TRUST MADE
ID by Edward f.ansgan and EliIsbctb flhhs
gan. his wife, To Be as tu TIC. dated u the Ihh
day Of March, 1884. and recorded In The ONCE 81
the Clerk q. the Otinty Court 81 Ohio county.
Wet Virginia, Ia DEED Of Trust Book No. q. on
page g. I vii sell at public auction. at the froHL
door Of the coUt House Of Ohio county, Ne'
Virginia, on
saturday. the sth Day SfOetober. 1857.
at 10 - lock q. m, the following real estate, "
wit; That part " lot numbered Two HUNDRED
snG J h uy.nibe on the northeast cDruer 81 bn
and SccOId nov 1w"uiyibiTdl streets. frOnnbs
twenty-five feet on EIfI street and running bss
one hundred aid twenty two feet Ia an All,j.
and which lies between 'quAl part Of SAID ~
No. ~. i-iDgtbe q q q property hefetofof" oSb.I
by Joseph StraHb AMI Klleyes, Rrat A 20, IN
wheeling. West Virginia, Icing the sane por.
erty heretofore conveyed by Charlotte Nillef sba
George X Tinglr. Sheriff aud Comm tie o.
william Miller. 10 Conrad ybb"rt, by deed dsloa
June 9Th. 1879. and 81 record IN The "nSs
~ the Clerk Of the CoHBty CoJn @
ohio C unity, West Virgins, IN Iced Bo 90,
~, on page 10. and the same property heretotfs
conveyed by Conrad kbter and wife 10 E1snh
fianAg 81 w Coed dated the - day of NAIL
ish6. together with the buildingy and aptIfv
a u : thereon n uated 90 ther unto bel0nsps
TERMS OF sALE-onethird cash. oDethfa
in q Z months from the day of sale. and tbs W
naming tnid In twelve months from The aaJ
~ sale. the pulchaSsr may, however 49,
much additional cash ~ ie nay elert 1bs
purchaser 10, any offered instAlsrtnv nus
give his notes bearing interest from the dsJa
sale nj the rate Of ak per cent per snnan, -
The title will be retained until al the purehs-
money sball bRy been paid. The p~pfehssu
must keep the rEGiing insured hgzinss hsN
hre or water for the bcnc6t Of the hoidef w
loan secured by the saId deed 81 trust IN -
sufficient 20 secure The payment Of any desfI'a
inrslments Of the purchase money
JOHN o PEsDLZTOs,
Trustee.
J. CHAMBERS HEsyEY, Auclsobee,.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-05
GIVE THEM ROPE.

The same New York press that animad-
yerted with such Just criticism upon Chi
cagO'S extraordinary tolerance Of the open
preachers of seditiOn and mob violence has
little to say editorially of the license that
the authorities of that city have of late
given TO the same class of public enemies.
-Chicdgo ErCRiRg Journal
Our Chicago contemporary is slightly
or in its conception Of tho anarchists
character. The anarchist, it is granted,
has nothing to complain of in this free
country. He can talk as much as he wants
and nobody minds him. For this very
reason it is the hardest kind Of work for
him to cite any grievance against Ameri-
can institutions that will go with the
masses and he does not amount TO much
in consequence. IL is pretty we'll known
by this time that when he gets from talk
TO bomb throwing ne will be strung up in
a jihy. But, go to suppressing him and
the issue that he how totally lacks Will be
supplied. He can howl for free speech, if
his meetings are stopped, with some point.
This is wherein he makes his great point
in Europe where the police watch him and
clap on the gag whenever he opens his
lips. Therein lies his power in Ger
many and Russia. He really has
an issue in those countries. But
in free America he has not. He
can talk here to his hearts content and
nobody minds him, bat to laugh at him.
Consequently he is pOwerless. he is
chagrined and nothing would suit him
better than to be dignifed by police sur
yeillanee. Now, whenever be gets as
pecially boisterous he Is arrested and lock
ed up like any other disturber Of the
peace, otherwise he is let alone, like any
other crank, and may preach his doctrines
At his own sweet will.
The American heart is very sensitive to
any thing resembling an appeal for fair
play. The Chicago Anarchists know this
we'll as is shown by their desperate at
tempts to make it appear that they were
convicted for preaching Anarchy. They
were not convicted for preaching, but for
murder. The thinking American public
knows it and consequently grants them
no sympathy. This dangerously soft spot
in the American heart is the convicted
Anarchists star Of hope if he can only
work it right. In the same way it would be
the uneonyieted Anarchists great strong
hold if the law undertook the work Of
supervising his mouth. Let him alone TO
vapOr as be pleases and his fangs are ex-
tracted. Ifby any great ezertiOn or fired
by a superabundanee Of bad whisky he
works himself up to the bombthroWing
point hang him. Simply hang him By
this sort Of treatment he will soon learn
that there is no field for such workers as
he in America.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-05
Advice to Mothers.

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup for
children tsething, is the prescription OF
one of the best female nurses and physicians
in the United States, and has been used
for forty years with never failing success
BY millions of mothers for their children.
During the process of teething its value is
~incalcuable. 1t relieves the child from
pain, cures dysentery and diarrhea, grip
iug in the bowels, and wind collie. BY
giving health to the child it rests Ifs
mother. Prize 25G a bottle
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-05

WHAT in the world has become Of
FoRAKER's mouth lately? Ithas kept not
only silent but out of sight, except to rise
up and decline a nomination to he Grand
Commander of the C. A. r. q position
which no one asked it In accept.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-05
John Knote's Executors ct ais

John KnOte'S Executors ct ais
The general object Of this suit is to have estab.
liShed mi specifically enforced a contract made
10y John KnOte, in his life time, on the one part
and the complainant's mother for aud on behalf
of the complainant, on the other, under which
the complainant claims the reS.dualy personal
estate OF the said John knOte, and the fee in re.
maiuder after her life estate N 1t tn numbered
fifteen in square numbered fifteen, on the West
side Of EJtf street, in the city Of Wheeling,
county of Ohio and State of West Virginia. And
II appearing from all affidavit filed in the cause
that the defendants, LRvinia llOxnam, Emily
harrington, William +. knOte, John A.. KnOte,
George KnOte, Benjamin KEote, Daniel KuOte,
the bro her of John KnOte, deceased, Alfred l..
Beck, Daniel HnOIe, the son of Henry knOte, de
ceased; Eva Mary, The daughter of John KnOte,
the son of Henry Knote. deceased, whose last
name is unknown; Thadeus W. Withe 5, Saranda
r. Shank, Sarah X. Zimmerman, John X. WiIhers,
ney, Ella Harvey, Edgar Harvey, Van V. POnsh,
Daniel s. Poush, Sarah f.. Moon and Marquis l..
POush are nOn-re'idents OF the State OF West Vir.
ginia. on motion Of complainant, bV her solicit
tor, this order Of publication is entered against
them, and ii is ordered that said defendants he
required TO appear within one month after the
date of the first publication Of this order and do
what is necessary TO protect their interests. 1t
is further ordered that this order be published
and posted as required by law.
Witness. John W. Mitchell, Clerk of sad court,
at the Court House of said county, this 9TH day OF
October, 1857, to.wit: October Rules, 1887.
JOHN W MITCHELL, Clerk.
Published the first time October 5, lsS7.
Attest: JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
HENRY NJ. RUSSELL, Solicitor for Complainant.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-05

The opposition sneer at the President
for Swinging round the circle" They
should remember that BLAINE "swuug
round the circle somewhat extensively
in the Presidential campaign, while CLEyE-
LAND remained quietly at home. Now
it's CLEyELAND'S turn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-05

As J. B FORAKER bears \ striking re-
semblance TO "old sport in his intense de-
sire 10 shake the hand that "~snubbed'
him, it is suggested that J. B. 30 ON the
variety stage.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-05


GENERAL GEORGE SLOVENIAN, Of Cali
fOrnia, late Governor Of that State aud one
Of the most distinguished cavalry leaders
in the Union Army, had this to say OF
GROsvENOR'S frothy declaration at a secret
meeting of the e. A. R:
The idea that any society 10 the country,
whether composed Of military men or civil
ians, is greater than the Government, Is
rank treason; yes, sir, nothing short o ftrea-
son. My understanding OF the Grand Army
IL that il is q fraternal society of old SOL
diers, with charity its chief object. j think
when that society sun to ne greater
than congress, or greater than the presi-
dent, or interests itself in political move
mentS, or in the obstruction or passage OF
legislation, it is guilty OF usurpatIon. The
Grand Army has nothing To do with rec
Ommeuding legislation to congress, and has
nothing to do with the presidents approval
or diSapprOyal Of legislation submitted TO
him by congress / think when the Grand
Army, aS such, interteres with the business
Of the people, il is time for the people to
call a halt"
As to the defeat of SLOCUM, General
SLOVENIAN said, lit is evident it was be-
cause he is a Democrat. When l see an
officer of General SLOCUM's record and
reputation defeated because he is a Demo
crat, and an unknown man chosen in his
stead, | think it is about time for the Dem
ocrats of the order to put on their thinking
caps" The same view was taken by other
prominent soldiers interviewed. 1t is, as
General SLOVENIAN says, time for the real
friends of the Grand Army organization,
be they Democrats OF Republicans, to put
on their thinking caps when claims are
put forth it is greater than President or
Congress; when it is conducted on partisan
lines, and Is sinking into a mere cOmbiua-
ton to grab money from the treasury,
making one demand that is aecoded to be
the basis for other raids. That it is drift
ing in these directions is only too clear to
the plain understanding of the people.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-05

WIN. WALTER PHELPS and his Langtry
bang are said to be flirting with New Jer-
sew for the q. S. ~Senatorship.